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“Dare to be a Daniel” Premieres This Sunday Evening in Bozeman, Montana

September 4, 2009 admin No Comments » Projects

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For the past two years I’ve had the privilege of being in charge of the media production for the Montana Youth Camp. What an amazing group of people! Top notch! We produce a collection of short films and montages of the camp. It’s one week of pure creativity mixed with sleep deprivation. A volatile combination to be sure. If you are in the Bozeman area and want to see what we’ve been up to this year please stop on by! Also, this shout goes out to all of you Montana Family Campers! Please stick around Sunday evening after the preaching. It’s always a super fun time. Visit http://christschurchonline.com for directions and contact info. Thanks!

Montana Video Featured on the OutDoor Channel

Swamp City Productions, out of Florida, commissioned me be their Director of Photography for their flagship cable TV program called “What the Stuff Outdoor Adventures” which airs on the OutDoor Channel. It was a beautiful late spring day in Missoula when we shot- probably one of the most gorgeous days this year. We had a blast shooting it. Special thanks go out to Amanda Woolsey from Partners Creative and Neil and Adam from Swamp City for helping to make everything click together like magic. Another shout out goes to all of the talent that was prepared and and on time for the interviews and scenic shots! That makes life so easy :-) The video footage was shot right where I live in Missoula, MT. Enjoy the show!

Montana Youth Camp Video

April 23, 2009 admin No Comments » Projects


One of a Kind Letters from Tim Danyo on Vimeo.

Well… another Montana Youth Camp is fast approaching. I am so thankful I was asked to return this year and shoot and edit another week of pure fun in the sun. The above video is an excerpt from a piece I put together at the 2008 camp. The theme was “One of a Kind.” This year we plan to produce a short film based off of the life of Daniel the profit. I am planning out some of the details right now in preparation. Check back for more posts from the camp!

Your personality can be a great marketing tool.

Jennifer Horsley, from Habitat Floral and I worked together to create a promo video that was not so much about “promoting” in the typical sense. When I say “typical” promotion I mean telling the prospect everything that you can do for them in a “sit and listen” type fashion. Sometimes that style works, but not always.

www.missoula.com/mec.

Customers purchase from those they trust and like personally. A genuine smile and a twinkle in the eye can say “do business with me” more so than coming out and saying “trust me, please do business with me.”

Pro Builders Promote With Video

Imagination Media produced this video for Hand Crafted Custom Homes- a custom log home builder located in the Bitterroot Valley, Montana. They have a very unique approach to building which includes assembling a dedicated team of skilled craftsman, working one on one with the client from concept to completion and genuinely working to understand the home owners dreams for the property. Their focus is to work together with the the home owner to create a one of a kind house that reflects what they value most.

Team projects make the difference.

 

Philip Christerson, Tim Danyo, and Bob Zingmark, Eugene O'Neil with nephew Russell

Philip Christerson, Tim Danyo, Bob Zingmark, Eugene O'neil with nephew Russell

 

 

Bob Zingmark from Zingmark Creative and I began working on the Elvis 008 video project last week. This is when we first met. I am always thrilled to meet other creative media types and to collaborate on projects. Much of my work is solo at the moment, so to be on a team, working together to facilitate a unique vision, really gets my juices flowing! The show went well and we were able to get some great footage of the musical event.

A shout out goes to my man, Philip Christerson, from Works Like a Dog Productions. He literally does work like a dog and I greatly appreciated that! Thanks for the Clear Coms!